xxix, 1205 p. : 26 cm. +

Includes bibliographical references (p. 1183-1184) and index

Pt. 1. General theory -- Ch. 1. Yin-Yang -- Ch. 2. The five elements -- Ch. 3. The vital substances -- Ch. 4. The transformation of QI -- Pt. 2. The functions of the internal organs -- Sect. 1. The functions of the yin organs -- Ch. 5. The functions of the internal organs -- Ch. 6. The functions of the heart -- Ch. 7. The functions of the liver -- Ch. 8. The functions of the lungs -- Ch. 9. The functions of the spleen -- Ch. 10. The functions of the kidneys -- Ch. 11. The functions of the pericardium -- Ch. 12. Yin organ interrelationships -- Sect. 2. The functions of the yang organs -- Ch. 13. The functions of the stomach -- Ch. 14. The functions of the small intestine -- Ch. 15. The functions of the large intestine -- Ch. 16. The functions of the gall bladder -- Ch. 17. The functions of the bladder -- Ch. 18. The functions of the triple burner -- Sect. 3. The functions of the six extraordinary yang organs -- Ch. 19. The functions of the six extraordinary yang organs (the four seas) -- Pt. 3. The causes of disease -- Ch. 20. Internal causes of disease -- Ch. 21. External causes of disease -- Ch. 22. Miscellaneous cases of disease -- Pt. 4. Diagnosis -- Ch. 23. Diagnosis by observation -- Ch. 24. Diagnosis by interrogation -- Ch. 25. Diagnosis by palpation -- Ch. 26. Diagnosis by hearing and smelling -- Pt. 5. Pathology -- Ch. 27. The pathology of full and empty conditions -- Ch. 28. The pathology of Yin-Yang imbalance -- Ch. 29. The pathology of the QI mechanism -- Pt. 6. Identification of patterns -- Sect. 1. Identification of patterns according to the eight principles and QI-blood-body fluids -- Ch. 30. Identification of patterns according to the eight principles -- Ch. 31. Identification of patterns according to QI-blood-body fluids -- Sect. 2. Identification of patterns according to the internal organs -- Ch. 32. Heart patterns -- Ch. 33. Pericardium patterns -- Ch. 34. Liver patterns -- Ch. 35. Lung patterns -- Ch. 36. Spleen patterns -- Ch. 37. Kidney patterns -- Ch. 38. Stomach patterns -- Ch. 39. Small intestine patterns -- Ch. 40. Large intestine patterns -- Ch. 41. Gall bladder patterns -- Ch. 42. Bladder patterns -- Sect. 3. Identification of patterns according to pathogenic factors, six stages, four levels and three burners -- Ch. 43. Identification of patterns according to pathogenic factors -- Ch. 44. Identification of patterns according to the six stages -- Ch. 45. Identification of patterns according to the four levels -- Ch. 46. Identification of patterns according to the three burners -- Sect. 4. Identification of patterns according to the 12 channels, eight extraordinary vessels and the five elements -- Ch. 47. Identification of patterns according to the 12 channels -- Ch. 48. Identification of patterns according to the eight extraordinary vessels -- Ch. 49. Identification of patterns according to the five elements -- Pt. 7. The acupuncture points -- Sect. 1. Categories of points -- Ch. 50. The five transporting points (shu points) -- Ch. 51. The functions of specific categories of points -- Ch. 52. The extraordinary vessels - introduction -- Ch. 53. The eight extraordinary vessels -- Sect. 2. The functions of the points -- Ch. 54. Lung channel -- Ch. 55. Large intestine channel -- Ch. 56. Stomach channel -- Ch. 57. Spleen channels -- Ch. 58. Heart channel -- Ch. 59. Small intestine channel -- Ch. 60. Bladder channel -- Ch. 61. Kidney channel -- Ch. 62. Pericardium channel -- Ch. 63. Triple burner channel -- Ch. 64. Gall bladder channel -- Ch. 65. Liver channel -- Ch. 66. Directing vessel Ren Mai -- Ch. 67. Governing vessel -- Ch. 68. Extra points -- Pt. 8. Principles of treatment -- Ch. 69. Principles and strategies of treatment -- Ch. 70. Principles of combination of points

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